Sentence examples for latter asserted from inspiring English sources

The former commended Michele and Menzel for conveying "straight emotion" and the latter asserted that the storyline was "very well-handled, another emotional story that the series is mostly nailing the execution of".

The latter asserted that he "just behaves however the writers need him to behave in order for the scene to work", while the former said that Blaine's season three storyline "hasn't been bad by any means, but it does feel like Darren Criss is playing someone who's quite a bit different from the guy he was playing last season".

Ecologists and libertarians alike have gotten into the debate, the latter asserting that the codification of gardens is just one more way the government tells people how to live.

The latter asserts that each individual has a duty to be autonomous.

The latter asserts that teaching ID connected with evolutionary theory only generates confusion (Winfield 2005; Associated Press 2006).

The difference between narrow and broad meritocratic norms is that the latter assert a standard for assessing social arrangements in so far as they attach rewards and remunerations to positions and fix the extent of social inequality.

The latter asserts that a multiplicity of theories can equally well account for a given body of empirical evidence, perhaps even the infinity of all possible evidence in the extreme, Quinean version of the thesis.

The latter asserts the stronger property of nonexistence in (mathbb{R}_timesmathbb{R}^{n}) (instead of (mathbb{R}times mathbb{R}^{n})) for the Cauchy problem left { textstylebegin{array}{l} u_{t}-triangle u=v^{p}, quad t>0, xinmathbb{R}^{n}, v_{t}-triangle v=u^{q}, quad t>0, xinmathbb{R}^{n}, u 0, x)=u_{0}, qquad v 0, x)=v_{0},quad xinmathbb{R}^{n}, end{array}displaystyle right.

The system of dual responsibility of commander in chief and secretary for war also was abolished, and the subordination of the former to the latter was asserted.

The authors of the latter study asserted that multiple choice questions may be unsuitable for formative assessments, because the "lures" or distractors create "false knowledge" [ 26].

Mr. Kuykendall readily agreed with the latter point, asserting that little happened on Capitol Hill to help the residents of the 36th "in the six years that Jane Harman was in Congress".